Sensitive patient data
Records, findings, and correspondence need strict access control and protection.
Practices, medical care centres, and care providers trust us with workplaces, networks, and backups that protect patient data and keep appointments running.
Care cannot wait for a slow computer. At the same time, patient data is among the most sensitive data there is.
Records, findings, and correspondence need strict access control and protection.
A failed server or network in the morning means a waiting room full of patients.
Staff in shifts and part time need quick access and clean offboarding.
Ransomware hits practices and care providers that have no IT team of their own.
We operate the systems behind your practice or facility, so your staff can focus on patients, and we document every change.
Separate networks for practice systems, medical devices, and guest Wi-Fi keep sensitive traffic apart.
Role-based access and multi-factor sign-in protect patient data across shifts and locations.
Encrypted backups with offsite copies and restore drills keep data recoverable after an attack.
Remote support handles quick fixes, and we come on site when hands are needed.
Every engagement starts with a clear scope and grows only where it pays off. The same engineers advise, build, and operate, so nothing gets lost between phases.
Each solution builds on a ForePath service or product. Start with the one that hurts most today and add the rest when you are ready.
Firewalls and switching that keep practice software, medical devices, and guest Wi-Fi in separate zones.
Network and connectivityAccounts and permissions that follow roles, shifts, and locations, with door access tied to the same process.
Identity and accessEncrypted, immutable backups with an offsite copy and restore drills, so an attack does not end in data loss.
Resilience and operationsAn assessment of your systems against data protection and security requirements, with a prioritized list of measures.
ConsultingTell us about your practice or facility and its systems. We will start with a short assessment and propose the measures that matter first.